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Physics, chemistry, and electronics calculators like density, Ohm's law, resistor color codes, and gas laws.
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Ohm's Law Calculator
Compute current and power from voltage and resistance using Ohm's law.
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Resistor Color Code Calculator
Convert resistor values into 4-band color codes.
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Density Calculator
Calculate density by dividing mass by volume.
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Ideal Gas Law Calculator
Compute pressure using PV = nRT with user inputs for moles, temperature, and volume.
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Half-Life Calculator
Compute remaining quantity after radioactive or exponential decay over time.
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Molar Mass Calculator
Build a chemical formula from up to three elements and compute molar mass plus grams for a sample.
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Wavelength Calculator
Convert frequency and wave speed into wavelength for sound, seismic, or other waves.
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Frequency to Wavelength Converter
Convert electromagnetic frequency to wavelength in meters and nanometers using the speed of light.
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Orbital Period Calculator
Estimate orbital period (Kepler’s third law) from semi-major axis and central mass.
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Gravitational Force Calculator
Compute Newtonian gravitational force between two masses.
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Terminal Velocity Calculator
Estimate the terminal velocity of a falling object using drag coefficient, mass, and cross-sectional area.
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Spring Constant Calculator
Determine spring stiffness (k) from applied force and displacement (Hooke’s law).
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Kinetic Energy Calculator
Calculate kinetic energy from mass and velocity using ½mv².
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Projectile Range Calculator
Compute horizontal range of an ideal projectile given velocity and launch angle.
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Capacitor Charge Calculator
Compute capacitor voltage and charge at any point during RC charging.
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Power Factor Calculator
Calculate power factor and reactive power from real and apparent power.
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Specific Gravity Calculator
Compare the density of a substance to water or another reference substance.
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Means and Medians Calculator
Enter a list of numbers to get the mean and median, plus a count of values.
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Physics, chemistry, and electronics calculators like density, Ohm's law, resistor color codes, and gas laws.
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Equations stay front and center so it's easy to connect each output to the underlying math.
Unit-aware inputs
Fields call out required units to avoid mix-ups between SI and imperial measurements.
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FAQs
- Can I cite these calculations in official reports?
- Use them as a quick validation step and confirm with your own measurements or trusted references before publishing.
- Do you show the formulas behind each calculator?
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- New calculators launch every wave. Suggest a specific tool via the contact page if you need it sooner.